At Wroclaw ZOO.
Cuddly baby camel
At Wroclaw ZOO.
Poland
Decayed courtyards 3
Decayed courtyards 2
Łódź, Poland
Backyard
Quiet places
Łódź, Poland
Old train station series I
Working day
Łódź, Poland.
Blue and grey 2
Łódź, Poland.
Also, check out the new sketchbook album I uploaded yesterday.
Blue and grey
Łódź, Poland.
Welcome
Łódź, Poland.
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Łódź, Poland.
Decayed courtyards
Taken in Łódź, Poland. This is a common sight in the city centre – decay and all shades of grey you can think of.
Old town sunset
Krakow, Poland
Dark day
Krakow, Poland.
Two swirls and a lantern
Krakow, Poland.
Quiet
The Japanese Garden in Wroclaw.
Awake
From the Japanese Garden in Wroclaw.
Under water
From the Wroclaw ZOO.
Spring Walk
A park near my old apartment in Wroclaw (Poland).
Decay
A ruined house (from the end of XIXth century, most likely) in Wroclaw, Poland.
Secluded
Beautiful pergola in Wroclaw, a place often chosen for walks and weekend family time. I have met very few people during a weekday there, though.
Come back when you’re sober
These sculptures are quite famous and are located right over the entrance to a restaurant underneath the Wroclaw town hall.
They depict a drunk man and his wife, who obviously doesn’t approve of his partying habits.
You can read about the town hall building in Wikipedia.
Pinhole Experiments IX
Pinhole Experiments VIII
Pinhole experiments VII
Not sure which park in Wroclaw this is. I’m sure it’s in Wroclaw, allright. [taken in 2007]
Pinhole experiments VI
The pink sky doesn’t mean the photo was taken during sunset, it’s a result of a chromatic aberration made by pinhole. 
Pinhole Experiments V
It’s funny what you can find in the old, decayed yards. A pink sofa.
Pinhole Experiments IV
I vaguely remember choosing a colour film for that session with no idea what the colours would come out. I knew it would be somewhat unpredictable, and thought that if I didn’t like the colours, I’d desaturate them digitally anyway. I’m glad I chose the colour film, although some of these photos look better in black and white (I checked).
Pinhole Experiments III
Another one from 2007. I still have that pinhole camera somewhere. It was made out of an old Zenit manual camera (old enough to not have a light meter).
Pinhole experiments II
For my pinhole photography shoot back in 2007 I chose one of the poorest areas in Wroclaw, known commonly as the “Bermuda Triangle” (because stuff disappears there). I was a bit afraid to go there alone, so I took two guys with me. Nobody who saw me taking photos seemed to mind, though. They were curious why I liked those poor, decayed and godforsaken places.
Pinhole experiments
I was going through my archives to see what I could post, and found this folder with a film scan from 2007, when I tried to experiment with a pinhole camera. I shot one film, scanned the negative, found the photos disappointing and moved on to digital photography.
Looking at these photos now, I find a whole new level of awesomeness about them. Not the careful-composition-perfect-exposure-eyestabbing-focus awesomeness, but rather cool-experiment-nice-atmosphere quality.
Yes, it’s a terribly blurry, badly overexposed photo with weird colours and random composition, scanned from an apparently damaged negative that I didn’t care to retouch. And I still think it’s cool.
Also, it shows my hometown, Wroclaw <3
Cropping Reality 